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A 60-year-old Victorian man was rushed to Geelong Hospital with bleeding from the brain and multiple fractures to his face. A father and son attacked him for having a One Nation corflute sign in his front yard.

Victoria’s Labor Government has written off a $6 million loan to rescue the financially struggling Pride Centre, leaving taxpayers to foot the bill for another government-funded bailout.

A Christian school's charity walkathon sparks outrage after children dress as people Jesus healed, raising questions about disability, dignity and what compassion really means.

A Senate hearing on breastfeeding protections raises questions about sex discrimination law, induced lactation and why the Human Rights Commission paid a consultant to prepare its answers.

Germany’s proposed social media rules would give government-approved news outlets preferential visibility with social media algorithms, raising concerns about state influence over online information and the future of digital freedom.

Anthony Albanese calls for civility after the Helen Haines attack, but revelations of a political dirt file raise uncomfortable questions about his government’s own conduct.

As Western societies grow more hostile, could abandoning Christianity’s moral foundations be contributing to the rise of ideological extremism, political intolerance and violence?

Ben Carroll has called for an end to hateful political rhetoric, but his treatment of Pauline Hanson raises questions about how consistently he applies that standard.

As rioters burn cars and historical buildings, celebrating the destruction of France’s inheritance, the West confronts an uncomfortable question: what happens when a civilisation loses the will to defend itself?

The UK Greens’ vote to define Zionism as racism has exposed deep divisions within the party, raising questions about its future leadership and political direction.

A man’s death in a tiger enclosure sparks chilling online reactions, exposing a growing willingness to judge human worth by usefulness, behaviour and ideology.

As Christianity fades from public life, Marxism or Communism offers a substitute faith built on oppression, liberation and political salvation — but at what cost?

The proposed livestream of Nidal Hasan’s execution has reignited debate over justice, deterrence and public accountability, with critics comparing American justice to ISIS propaganda.

A blackout at Australia’s $150 million Pre-COP climate summit in Fiji delivered an awkward lesson in energy reliability to delegates preaching the renewable transition.

Across the Middle East, North Africa and Anatolia, Christianity once shaped entire civilisations. Could Britain’s Christian heritage likewise become a memory rather than a reality?

The Albanese Government promised cheaper coffee by banning card surcharges. Instead, the costs simply moved into higher prices — leaving Australians paying for a saving that never existed.

The Government says online safety requires accountability, yet its proposed powers would let the eSafety Commissioner create anonymous accounts and AI-generated material.

A Royal Commission into the Bondi terror attack must confront every plausible source of antisemitism, while Christian leaders should not retreat from difficult questions.

On September 11, the Archbishop of Canterbury gave an interfaith award to a man who called Osama bin Laden the "Sword of God" and blames Jews and Christians for the war on Iran. The award was rescinded after public backlash.

The government's $75 million deradicalisation program isn't working — and some wannabe terrorists have left more radical. So it's announced a new plan — which forbids identifying what's doing the radicalising.